Households stocking individual drinks
A 24 × 330ml case provides 24 separate cans and 7.92 litres in total. Tesco Groceries lists this format for both R.White’s Lemonade and 7UP Zero Sugar.
Who is buying?
Families comparing sugar labels
If sugar content is part of your choice, compare the amount per can as well as the drink’s flavour. Tesco Groceries lists 7.9g sugars per 330ml can for R.White’s Lemonade and 0g for its 7UP Zero Sugar case; the latter is lemon-lime rather than traditional lemonade.
People checking phenylalanine warnings
If a household member has phenylketonuria (PKU)-related dietary requirements, read the current pack label. The R.White’s and 7UP Zero Sugar product information checked by Ocado, 7UP UK and ASDA states that these drinks contain a source of phenylalanine.
What should you check?
Choose the type of drink and number of cans first, then compare the serving information and ingredient warnings on the exact pack.
Regular lemonade case
Choose it when: You want lemonade in a 24-can format, such as the R.White’s 24 × 330ml case listed by Tesco Groceries.
Bear in mind: The R.White’s label lists sugar and a source-of-phenylalanine warning.
Zero-sugar lemon-lime case
Choose it when: You want 24 individual cans and a product labelled with 0g sugars per 330ml, as Tesco Groceries lists for 7UP Zero Sugar.
Bear in mind: It is lemon-lime, not traditional lemonade; 7UP UK lists sweeteners and a phenylalanine warning.
Smaller multipack
Choose it when: Fewer individual cans would better match the space available or the amount your household expects to use.
Bear in mind: Check the can size as well as the count: a smaller pack does not necessarily use smaller cans.
| Priority | What to check | Your needs |
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| Pack size | Check the can count and volume per can. A 24 × 330ml pack totals 7.92 litres; a 24 × 250ml pack totals 6 litres. | I want enough separate cans for the household, without judging the amount of drink by can count alone. |
| Drink type | Read the product description: lemonade, lemon-lime and sparkling lemon fruit drink are distinct descriptions on the products considered here. | Will everyone who drinks the case want this particular lemon flavour? |
| Sugars per can | Compare labels on the same serving basis. Tesco Groceries lists 7.9g sugars per 330ml R.White’s can and 0g per 330ml 7UP Zero Sugar can. | I want to distinguish a regular lemonade from a zero-sugar lemon-lime option before committing to a case. |
| Ingredients and warnings | Check the current ingredient list and safety statement. 7UP UK lists aspartame and acesulfame K for 7UP Zero Sugar; its label and Ocado’s R.White’s information carry phenylalanine warnings. | If someone in my household has PKU-related dietary requirements, the warning on the exact pack matters more than a ‘zero sugar’ label. |
| Practical fit | Check where the case will go and whether the exact pack is available for your delivery or collection location. | There needs to be room for the cans, and I need the chosen format for this shop. |
Common buying mistakes
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Assuming all lemon-flavoured cases contain the same drink
Ocado describes R.White’s as lemonade, 7UP UK describes 7UP Zero Sugar as lemon-lime, and Tesco Groceries describes Fanta Lemon as a sparkling lemon fruit drink. Buying a full case by the word ‘lemon’ alone may leave you with a different drink from the one you intended.
Check the exact product description and serving label before choosing the pack size.
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Skipping the ingredients because a drink says ‘zero sugar’
7UP UK lists sweeteners including aspartame for 7UP Zero Sugar and states that it contains a source of phenylalanine. Ocado also shows a phenylalanine warning for regular R.White’s Lemonade.
Read the current pack’s ingredients and warning, particularly where PKU-related dietary requirements apply.
Brand and format references
These examples help distinguish the drink and pack formats; they are not a list of products available in the Joybuy selection below.
R.White’s
A regular lemonade example in a 24 × 330ml can case listed by Tesco Groceries.
- The listed case contains 24 cans and 7.92 litres in total.
- Ocado lists 2.4g sugars per 100ml and a source-of-phenylalanine warning for this lemonade.
7UP
Its Zero Sugar lemon-lime drink is listed by Tesco Groceries in a 24 × 330ml case.
- Tesco Groceries lists 0g sugars per 330ml can for that case.
- 7UP UK lists aspartame, acesulfame K and a source-of-phenylalanine warning. Lemon-lime is not the same drink description as traditional lemonade.
Sprite
A lemon-lime option to consider when a smaller can pack suits the shop.
- Sainsbury’s lists an 18 × 330ml Sprite pack.
- Check the exact pack size if you need 24 individual cans.
M&S
A lemonade reference for shoppers considering bottles instead of a large can case.
- Marks & Spencer lists 1-litre and 2-litre lemonade bottle options.
- A bottle does not provide individually portioned cans; compare the format with how drinks will be served.
Joybuy can multipacks
These can packs cover a 24-can zero-sugar lemon-lime option, another 24-can lemon drink, and different can counts or sizes. Check the drink description if you specifically want regular lemonade.
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7UP Zero 24 × 330ml cans
This 24-can lemon-lime pack suits a shop needing individual 330ml servings rather than traditional lemonade. Tesco Groceries lists 0g sugars per can for the corresponding 7UP Zero Sugar case; 7UP UK lists sweeteners and a source-of-phenylalanine warning, so check the current pack label where that warning matters.
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Fanta Lemon 24 × 330ml cans
Choose this 24-can format if the household wants Fanta Lemon’s sparkling lemon fruit drink rather than regular lemonade. Tesco Groceries lists 15g sugars per 330ml serving for this product; check its current label before buying a full case.
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7UP Zero 2 × 8 × 330ml cans
Two eight-can packs provide 16 individual 330ml lemon-lime drinks, fewer than a 24-can case. Check the current ingredients and warnings if sweeteners or phenylalanine are relevant to your household.
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Karma Lemony 24 × 250ml cans
This pack has 24 individual lemon drinks, but its 250ml cans are smaller than the 330ml cans in the other 24-packs shown here. The pack totals 6 litres; check the current drink description and label if you require traditional lemonade or need to review ingredient warnings.
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7UP Zero 8 × 330ml cans
This eight-can lemon-lime pack offers individual 330ml servings without committing to a 24-can case. If ingredient warnings matter to your household, check the label on this exact pack.
Questions about multipacks
How much drink is in a 24 × 330ml case?
A 24 × 330ml case contains 7.92 litres in total, divided into 24 individual cans. Tesco Groceries lists that format for both R.White’s Lemonade and 7UP Zero Sugar.
Does ‘zero sugar’ mean there are no other ingredients to check?
No. Tesco Groceries lists 0g sugars per 330ml can for its 7UP Zero Sugar case, while 7UP UK lists aspartame, acesulfame K and a source-of-phenylalanine warning. Check the current pack label, particularly for PKU-related dietary requirements.
Is can count enough to compare multipacks?
No. Can count tells you the number of individual drinks, but can size determines total volume: 24 × 330ml is 7.92 litres, while 24 × 250ml is 6 litres. Check both figures when deciding how much to bring home.
Are deposit-return schemes for cans already in place across the UK?
The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs and the Scottish Government describe October 2027 as the planned start for schemes in England, Northern Ireland and Scotland. For a purchase in October 2026, follow your current local recycling arrangements rather than assuming those planned schemes already apply; check the rules for your location when a scheme starts.